The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02
MARTINS FERRY,
Tho Glorious Fourth-Various Other Cur.
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Tho Glorious Fourth--vnrlouB Other Cur.
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frank Webb, tho milk dealer, Is on the sick list.
Rev. D.. scdgwick left for steubenyIlle yesicr.
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All business houses Will be closed on tho Fourth
ntler clock A. N. d 90 T. y Il II IL
Mr.. J. Z. Taylor, OF Mt. palatIne, ILL.,, came
home TO spend the summer. 5AH Z M ,ggi.l
Dr.. 7 L. Wells, OF Bellaire was In the city yes.
terday on professional business. b ~ n. :.
Frank Greer. an employe Of the Standard Mill,
is quito low with paralysis Of the heart. ~.
Tho Ladies' Relief Corps will give pleasant SO.
cisltn G. A. r. hall on Monday evening. y &
paddy Ryan has returned home to Ircnderys.
burg, o., alter lengthy visit TO friends here. 'i
Will Cattcll, OF Z. D.. Cattel & Co., has returned
home from three months trip In Southeastern
Kansas. siI rs g'2l ~, n IN ~
Nils Mimic Kcmple has returned TO her home in
Davidson. }3',Ss -s 81 ,5astl{S .,ES s.Ipl3' :,
Ohio City Lodge No. ST.. X. OF r.. hold special
meeting last evening. nud transacted business In
the teedud and third degrees. y
Mr.. George Horning, engineer Of the building Of
tho water works has returned here after the burial
Of his son George in Kentucky. IL. ). ! - 2!
FL. ". Reid delightfully."- entertained the A. T.
F +. Society ut his FRUIT farm home, on Sunny
Hill back Of Bridgeport, last night. $50.
7 ouls Burtis Esq au old soldier Of Company D,
First West Virginia cavalry, has received his youch.
crs for pension With back pay from 1866. &.
The, merchants In nearly all the different
to paper agreeing to close all stores at 1851 r NJ
beginning July 4th aud ending September l. Y
The case Of Mrs. T.. Co.'S VS.. Charlie Gibson, a
colorcd boy, was tried before the Mayor yesterday
afternoon. Mrs: Co.'s swore that the boy hit her
On the head with stone, causing Hines ara II;
his decision until to-day. E!tt Ei5},
l2At. d meeting Of Thoburn Post G. A. r., old
soldiers and the Ladies' Relief Corps, It WAS voted
that they earnestly request the citzens 10 decorate
Fourth, and In their demonstration they will show
how they recognize the national colors. 5l5i j =
The G. A. X. have made extensive arrangements
for the celebration of the Fourth OF July In this
city, intending 10 make 1t one Of most worthy and
appreclS tive occasions ever known In this vicinity
Thobufn Post No. 72 have during the pas: year
added TO their already larGe number OF worthy
veterans, many new members. and altogether they
have been making great effort, leaving nothing
updouc to make the celebration Of this year one Of
tho gsR,idest ever witnessed here. The g. A. 4.
will hold picnic In McSword's orchard, 10 which
all old soldiers. veterans and members Of the q. a.
X. are cordially Invited and requested aud expect.
cd to bring their friends aud families. and help to
celebrate the day, having u good time generally.
Refreshments will be kept on the ground all day
long.y5At s O'Clock Monday morning the Post will
meet at It's hall and march down Hanover to
First street, down First to Washington, up Wash.
Ing.on to Second, aown Second to Jefferson. ont
Jefferson 10 Broadway, and up Broadway to tho
grounds. Good music will be 10 attendance. Dur.
Ing the forenoon nm excellent programme will be
carried out, In which Rey. L. D. Holtz aud Judge
j. 8. Cochran Will deliver addresses. A sumplnoIs
dinner will he served, aud as 1t is but a short,
pleasant walk to the grounds land delightful
place TO DO when there) ali citizens should take
their friends and go and help the old soldiers in
their eadeaYor to fully celebrate the national hol.
day. &. y L IS ~ sssJsSs q